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Mon 02/23/09 05:11 PM
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the medical system has gone mad...and i no longer totally blame the insurance companies. obvisouly the doc was overwhelmed and your diagnosis was quick and wrong... at least it wasnt lung cancer....... I agree on both there should be a law about how many people they can see per doc per hour or per day. that was the problem she was so overwhelmed that she lost her good judgement. and to make this clear i don't feel it was because she was a woman. I'm glad it wasn't cancer  It had me scared because my right lung was half full of fluid.
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As a patient you have certain rights be it at a doctor's office or a hospital. If the insurance is through your employer check with your HR people they can help. Talk also with your insurance company, they might taken a dim view of approved provider not fully treating a patient.
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As a patient you have certain rights be it at a doctor's office or a hospital. If the insurance is through your employer check with your HR people they can help. Talk also with your insurance company, they might taken a dim view of approved provider not fully treating a patient. i see your point, but i think she's a good doc but too overwhelmed. I think i should contact the gov. and suggest to them to make a law about how many people they can see per hour or day |
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